Al Farid Wood And Metal Trading Company

Al Farid Wood And Metal Trading Company is based in the United Arab Emirates and currently lists five active product lines. The catalogue covers bronze, copper, brass, tin, and rare‑earth metal powders, each assigned to a specific HS‑code family. Bronze metal products are classified under HS 7403.21 and are described as a copper‑tin alloy with typical Cu 88‑92 % and Sn 8‑12 %. Copper metal products fall under HS 7403.11 and are specified as electrolytic refined copper of 99.99 % purity. Brass metal products also use HS 7403.21 and are presented as a copper‑zinc alloy (CuZn). Tin products are listed with HS 8001.10.00 and meet a minimum purity of 99.9 % tin. The fifth line, metal powders of rare‑earth elements, carries HS 2805.30 and includes powders such as neodymium, lanthanum, cerium, scandium and yttrium. These powders are typically supplied in sealed containers to prevent oxidation. The supplier’s product set therefore spans base metals and advanced alloy powders used in electronics, automotive and aerospace sectors. All items are described with material composition rather than dimensional specifications, reflecting a focus on bulk metal trading. The listed HS codes place the products in Chapter 74 (copper and copper alloys), Chapter 80 (tin) and Chapter 28 (organic chemicals and related products). No additional product variants are mentioned beyond the five catalogued types.

The bronze line is commonly supplied in grades such as C860 (Cu 86 % Sn 14 %) or C880 used for bearings and valve components, and it follows ASTM B584 for ingots and ISO 3506 for fasteners. Copper products at 99.99 % purity correspond to C11000 (Electrolytic Tough Pitch) and are often delivered as rods, sheets or wire under ASTM B170. Brass items may follow C260 or C268 alloys, with typical zinc content of 30‑35 % and are covered by ASTM B209 for sheet and plate. Tin of 99.9 % purity matches Grade 99.9 Sn and conforms to ASTM B33 for ingots. Rare‑earth metal powders are graded by particle size (e.g., <45 µm) and purity levels above 99 % as required for permanent‑magnet production. Standard packaging for these bulk metals includes steel drums, wooden pallets and bulk bags, with moisture barriers for powders. Buyers frequently request material test certificates, assay reports and compliance documentation such as REACH or RoHS for alloys that enter downstream manufacturing.